What are the airline restrictions on liquids?



I’m flying on Delta, but the information is confusing on its website. Can things like shampoo, toothpaste be any size, if your current case and go right?

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4 Responses to “What are the airline restrictions on liquids?”

  1. 3 oz fl restriction, therefore, can u wear full size in checking the bag.

  2. The rule is “3-1-1.” Liquids / gels / pastes / etc have three ounces or less [no large toothpaste tubes rolled] and are in a ziplock bag fit a room. It is necessary for the bag to take your hand luggage and put it into the recycle bin for security, cell phones, shoes, jacket, computers, etc.Die TSA website for more information.

  3. The restrictions apply only to 3-1-1 in the stock tragen.Im checked baggage can carry liquids in any quantity. Of course you can not carry dangerous items such as gasoline – but the usual shampoo, conditioner, lotion, toothpaste and other are fine.

  4. The airlines do not set limits. The TSA is the constraint. Visit his website at www. TSA. gov. For further information you might want only. Gallon jugs can not handle flammable liquids in checked bags if desired.

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